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RN DaVita Final Exam for the Acute Hospital Setting verified/passed
Question: "Reasonable and Prudent" Standard of Care for
Nephrology Nursing:
- Care which a reasonable and prudent nephrology nurse
- Actions a reasonable and prudent nephrology nurse would
- Nephrology nursing is keyed to this specialty and the skills
- Following Standard of Care makes the care given defensible
- When supervising non-licensed assistive personnel, it is the
- All of the above
would give under the same or similar circumstances
do, as well as actions a nurse would avoid doing
and knowledge expected of a nephrology nurse
and avoids negligence
responsibility of the licensed nurse to ensure these teammates also meet the Standard of Care
CORRECT ANSWER : F) All of the above
Question: How do you know something is in nursing "Scope of
Practice?"
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- The skill/task was taught in your basic nursing program or
- Tasks that have become routine in nursing literature and
- Skill/task is listed in DaVita's P&P manual
- All of the Above
you have completed a comprehensive training program including clinical experience
nursing practice
CORRECT ANSWER : D) All of the above
Question: Independent nursing functions include (choose all that
apply):
- Patient care
- Technical skills
- Physician orders
- Protocols
CORRECT ANSWER : A) Patient care and B) Technical skills
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Question: Delegated Medical Functions include (choose all that
apply):
- Patient care
- Technical skills
- Physician orders
- Protocols
CORRECT ANSWER : C) Physician orders and D) Protocols
Optimal nutrition is defined as: Albumin > or equal to 4.0, stable
desirable target weight, adequate fat store and muscle mass, and appropriate appetite and intake.
There are many causes of Hyperkalemia (high potassium).
Question: Please list:
CORRECT ANSWER: Main Cause: consumption of high potassium foods (nuts, avocados, tomatoes, potatoes, melon,
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bananas, oranges, milk, and cheese). Other Reasons: Missed tx,
shortened tx, access issues, meds, constipation, bleeding, decline in RKF (residual kidney function), and uncontrolled blood sugars.
Question: Symptoms of hypocalcemia (low calcium) include:
CORRECT ANSWER : Muscle spasms, numbness, confusion,
and seizures.
Question: True/False - Patient with hypoalbuminemia (albumin
< 3.5) have a higher rate of hospitalization and death.
CORRECT ANSWER : True
Question: High protein foods include all of the following
EXCEPT:
- Meat, fish, poultry, eggs